Steve

Heading to London for the third time later this week. Last time there was in 1994. What is new and interesting to see that may not have been there in '94? I understand the area south of Thames has been re-developed with the Millenium bridge, London Eye, etc. What else can anyone recommend for visitors who have already seen the traditional sights?

Eye Spy

I liked visiting recently the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace. The collection is amazing. I found information on www.royal.gov.uk (official website).

Erin

Steve- there are many events taking place this year, due to the Queen's Golden Jubilee. The website Eye Spy listed is very helpful. I also like www.londontown.com. I know that the London Eye shuts down at certain points during the year, and this may be one of them, so you may want to look into that a bit more if that is something you are interested in seeing. Have fun!

Eye Spy

I liked visiting recently the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace. The collection is amazing. I found information on www.royal.gov.uk (official website).

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We 'read' you the first time!!

Leslie

You might want to visit the Tate Modern, and also have lunch in the cafeteria.

janis

Just a few:<BR><BR>British Museum great court - a Must<BR>British Library near Kings Cross<BR>Millenium and hungerford foot bridges<BR>Somerset House<BR>New wing at Tate Britain<BR>Tate Modern<BR>London Eye<BR>GLA headquarters across from the Tower<BR>Revamped national Portrait Gallery and its top floor restaurant

PatrickW

Opera House extension - you can walk though from Bow Street to Covent Garden: there are some historic costumes on display and a new bookshop. Outside performance times you can go into the restaurant/mingling area in the old Flower Market building.<BR>

michele

Was The Globe open in '94? I don't remember when it opened, but that was one of my favorite things we visited this past September and it's very close to the London Eye.